so jo ann says one, i know who the spokesman ought to be.ought to be my pastor, martin luther king, haven't been in town long, haven't been involved in any civil rights activities, but one thing he can do, he can move people with words. i said fine. i said well, let me suggest two -- these other two leaders because we need them to be in key roles, e.d. nixon who knew phillip randolph the black labor leader in new york who was president of his union, and if we make him the treasurer, we're going to need money to try to help do all the work that needs to be done and phillip randolph would help to do it, make him treasurer. then rufus lewis, a former coach at alabama state, well respected, was the owner of a nightclub called the citizen's club, and in order to get in that club, you had to be a registered voter. but his wife was the co owner of the largest [inaudible] in town. they have automobiles. they only use those automobiles basically when they have film services. if we make him chairman of the transportation committee, then his wife along

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and the north korean leader kim jo ann loons. office says communication channels between the 2. korea were tested on tuesday, 11 on parliament has chosen billionaire naji mccarthy as the new prime minister designate he's the 3rd leader to be off the former government since the bay root explosion. just under a year ago, mccarthy says he's top, he will be ensuring unity to help ease the financial crisis. and present, joe biden says the us will no longer have a combat mission in iraq. by the end of the year, biden's been hosting a rocky problem. they start most of our economy, the white house. he says the us will continue counter terrorism corporation with the rocky troops and japan, superstar tennis plat, know me, a soccer has been eliminated from the tokyo olympics. a socket was knocked out in the 3rd round. she was one of the favorites and seen as an icon of the games. after lighting the torch of the opening ceremony. those are the headlines. news continues on out there after counting the costs and you can keep up on notes. is th